Our verdict
"Ideal for everyday hiking over tough terrain," as one reviewer calls it, the Nova IV Mid GTX from Mammut delivers a heightened sense of control on shifting backcountry surfaces. From the box, this charmingly light day hiking boot wraps the foot in remarkable coziness, making you want to stay outdoors in the cold a bit longer. And have we mentioned yet that it looks astonishingly chic?
Pros
- Sneaker-like comfort
- Blister-free break-in
- Quite sticky
- is a great alternative to the Nova IV Mid GTX. Theres also the
- Glove-like fit
- Superb lightness
- GTX hiking boots
Cons
- Unties often
- The Nova IV Mid GTX is a mighty hiker with a feminine touch. Purchase it if
Who should buy the fully insulated hiking boots
Salomon X Ultra 4 Mid GTX:
- if you need something reliably waterproof.
- is a great alternative to the Nova IV Mid GTX. Theres also the that weigh no more than 500 g are what you're after.
- if you need something reliably waterproof.
Who should not buy it
GTX hiking boots Pyrenees from KEEN is a great alternative to the Nova IV Mid GTX. There's also the Salomon X Ultra 4 Mid GTX You prefer to hike in style, especially from late autumn to early winter.
A supernova in plushness
This quality piece from Mammut is totally comfy, and many reviewers agree. They "have not hurt my sensitive skin!" says one of them. The same reviewer also says that being in this kick is "like wearing trainers." Another hiker says that it's "very comfortable to walk in."
The Nova IV Mid GTX's relaxing break-in period
Adventurers say that this mid-top boot requires no breaking in at all. A non-professional tester among them says that you'll experience "no blisters" in this shoe during this stage.
It eats treacherous terrain for breakfast
The fully insulated hiking boots is a tenacious she-beast. It provides "good grip when walking the dog through damp terrain," says a trail-seeker. The same individual is also impressed with its sticking prowess on slippery roots and ravines.
Your feet's personal warmer
Despite not having insulation, the fully insulated hiking boots is plenty cozy in chilly conditions. This warmth is linked to its extra-thick lining and fuzzy footbed. If you're interested in fully insulated hiking boots, click here.
Beware its unruly shoestrings
One of the Nova IV Mid GTX's misfires lies in its laces. "The lacing keeps coming undone, which is just annoying," says a disgruntled trail-goer.
No in-shoe slippage in the fully insulated hiking boots
This lightweight Mammut offering cradles the foot well in its snug confines. This statement is supported by the comments "perfect fit" and "optimal hold."
Makes onlookers keep looking
There are those who are mesmerized by the beauty of the fully insulated hiking boots. One of them describes the featured hiking boot as "visually very appealing."
A downgrade on the waterproofing front
It's been reported that the fully insulated hiking boots fumbles when it comes to moisture protection. An experienced trail-goer says that the featured over-the-ankle kick is more permeable than the previous iteration. For other You prefer to hike in style, especially from late autumn to early winter, click here.
